Regardless of the iPhone model you may be using, this is a problem every iPhone user is subject to.
The problem is due to the light coming in at a specific angle and reflecting off the surface inside the camera or the lens cover. For example, if you’re taking a photo of the sunrise, sunset, or just about anything with the sun or a bright light somewhere in your field of view, or even outside the field of view, you will likely end up with that dreaded green spot, some lens flare, or haze. In most cases, the green spot, haze, or flare will happen when taking a photo with a strong source of light in the background. What is the green dot on my iPhone photos? Despite what some may believe, the apparition of a green spot in your photos isn’t an indication of something wrong with your phone. This is an all-too-common problem for iPhone users that you’ve probably experienced before. In this post, I will explain what the green spot is, how you can prevent it from appearing to begin with, and how to remove that green dot from your existing photos.
Have you ever shot a photo of a beautiful sunset and later realized there was a green dot in the middle of it, ruining it all? Fortunately, there is a way to easily remove that green spot from your iPhone photos.
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